Mechanic, Trades ​/ Skilled Labor

Job Title

Troubleshoot, Diagnose, and Repair Semi-Truck and Trailers to include but not limited to:
Commercial Tires, HVAC, Brakes, Steering & Suspension, PM Inspections, Drive Train and Electrical

Ability to drive a service truck (F-350) to an onsite location where guest is broken down
· Consulting the customer and reading work orders to evaluate the tasks required
· Preparing work plans after fully scoping out the issues
· Running diagnostic tests on diesel engines and interpreting the results to offer suitable solutions
· Inspecting vehicle systems, including suspensions, steering and exhausts
· Repairing or replacing vehicle transmissions, brakes, engines and other associated parts
· Conducting field visits in the case of an emergency or sudden breakdown
· Test driving repaired vehicles to gauge their performance
· Completing oil changes, wheel balancing, alignment and brake checks
· Maintaining records of parts inventory and serviced vehicles

Skills / Education / Requirements:

Must be able to pass pre-employment drug screens and physical

Previous experience in basic mechanic duties/technician history preferred but not required. WILL TRAIN on any tasks/duties that employee does not have experience.

Minimum age requirement 21

Must maintain a valid driver's license at all times

Pass a background check of SSN verification, DMV report, criminal background and work history

General understanding of diesel diagnostics

Any certification in automotive service preferred

Benefits:

401K

401K Matching

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Life Insurance

Vision Insurance

More Reasons to Love Southern Tire Mart:

#1 North America Commercial Tire Dealer since 2012

#1 Truck tire Re-tread in North American since 2007

#1 Commercial Tire Dealer in the US since 2008

Best in class service on America's favorite passenger tire brands

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